Alpha Omega Fanfiction Novels & Stories

But Liana didn’t even notice. I looked away slowly. A guard looking at the alpha’s daughter like that? They were... impossible. 'Just like you looking at her father.' My wolf’s voice filled my head immediately. I sighed internally. 'Stop thinking about him. We’re omegas. Men like Alpha Rowan destroy wolves like us without even trying.' I frowned. 'He wouldn’t hurt us.' Ria snorted. 'You sound very sure for someone who barely knows him.' I ignored her. But she wasn’t done.

the Shaman pointed at me as I approached the grounds. “Average. Who's he?” “Styles” “That sounds very familiar,” the Alpha responded as he walked towards me. He halted in front of me and lifted the tag from my jacket. “I've seen this somewhere. Am I missing something?” he shot me a suspicious glance. He tried to read into my mind. My heart clanged in pain as he sniffed the air around me. He flapped the hood off my head as he gave me a close look. I tried to avoid the intensity in his eyes when a cry broke out. I exhaled heavily, backing away immediately as the Alpha turned towards his beta.

***Dale's POV*** After a number of years of hoping and wishing, my wish came true when Alpha Marcus was finally brought to his knees. Because an omega wanted to avoid being imprisoned, it took place at such a breakneck speed. In recent days, I've been missing her very much, but I haven't been able to confront her just yet. The woman was irrationally angry at me, but I knew that sooner or later she would see that our predicament had rendered both of us helpless victims. It was only a matter of time before she found herself...back in my bed.

Hey readers, Alpha’s Weak Omega is over now. I'll start the Book 2- You Are My Enemy. This book is going to be continuation of Alpha’s Weak Omega but the main characters would be different. I hope you all liked the book so far and would love the 2nd book as well.

Danica's POV And again, I became a moaning mess for the one guy I should run the hell away from... as far as I can. And this time, there was no holding back. I couldn't hold back even if I tried. I didn't even want to hold back... If that counts. Anyone could walk into this hallway and see the wolfless omega crossing lines and making out with the Alpha who would soon be done with her, in the hallway.

Cassa asked. “I don’t have any details about her or what she looks like. Just that she’s a beta,” I replied. “He might’ve confused her with you.” “Surely,” she nodded. “But he’s not a rogue, right? Can an Alpha even be a rogue with his pack?” She raised her camera in my direction. “It’s not unheard of, but that’s not our problem to sort out. We can’t let a rogue exist,” I said. “What are you up to?”

‘Alpha Cameron, I want to support you when the Elders summon you to give them the reason you infiltrated the Hurricane Dawn Pack. ‘Thanks, Melanie. I appreciate it.’ ‘You are welcome. Uh, Alpha … ah, never mind.’ ‘What is it?’ I asked. ‘What do you think if your brother has a relationship with an Omega? Uh, I mean, not your brother, but a Delta.’ I laughed aloud until Anna was awake. “Sorry, love. I’m talking with Melanie.” Anna nodded and walked to the bathroom. I continued talking to Melanie. ‘It’s obvious you mean Jack and you. I have no problem with both of you becoming mates. Has he asked you to be his mate?’

Maybe a pack symbol. Shaking her head, Allie turned away, gathering her wits in the process. It didn't matter that the Alpha she was fighting was insanely gorgeous. "Sucks for you, then" The omega replied haughtily, "because I am a star runner of the university. I have every right to be here." There was the rustling of clothes, and she was quite sure that he was stripped of his skinny jeans, about to change into his shorts. Not that she was about to check if her assumptions were true.

Callum saved my life that night, but the poison had already seeped into my wolf soul. He had not yet inherited the Alpha title then. Covered in blood, he had held out his hand and asked my name. We fell in love at that moment. Later, he took my hand and made me a solemn promise. “When I become Alpha, I’ll propose to you in front of the entire pack at the Moonlight Festival.” But once he finally became Alpha, he told me the elders couldn’t accept an Omega as their Luna. He asked me to wait one more year. That was all the time he needed to persuade them, he said.

I have him by the throat before he gets another word out, slammed back against the wall hard enough to crack plaster, my wolf surging forward with a violence I haven't felt in years, something dark and furious rising up under the ache in my chest like the two feelings just found each other and decided to become one thing. "Where," I say again, quiet now, which is somehow worse than shouting, "is she?” "She wasn't here," he chokes out. "We came to teach the other one a lesson, the loud one, we didn’t…” "You broke into their home,” I shout in anger. This type of behavior is not acceptable in my pack. "The Alpha rejected her, we thought…” "I didn't reject her." The words come out of me before I